Transparency
Transparency is a key part of how Mozilla approaches user trust. As an open source project that relies on open development, we build transparency into the way we write our code. Additionally, our product documentation and notices describe how our products work and how we handle user data. Our Content Moderation page provides more detail on how we handle content moderation generally.
With this transparency in mind, we publish bi-annual transparency reports. Most industry transparency reports offer insights into government disclosures and takedown requests. Mozilla's transparency report goes further with the number of personal data requests we receive, the number of copyright, trademark, and other takedown requests we receive.
Law enforcement requests
As explained in our Privacy Policy, we will comply with a request for user data when the law requires it. We interpret requests narrowly, and will oppose unlawful or overbroad requests for specific user data. If you represent a government or law enforcement agency, please review our law enforcement guidelines to learn more. Law enforcement requests can be submitted by email to legalrequest@mozilla.com.
Recipients of National Security Requests can only publish reporting bands instead of specific figures. If we receive such a request, we may challenge these reporting bands, in addition to opposing any unlawful or overbroad requests.